Lloyd Axworthy Scholarship

Award type: 
Entrance scholarships
Award description: 

Up to two scholarships, valued at up to $10,000 each, are awarded annually to outstanding undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts who intend to pursue the Human Rights minor and enrol in HRTS 101 during their first term. Selections will be based on academic excellence (minimum admission average of 85%) and a statement outlining their interest and commitment to human rights. Recipients will receive a $7,000 residence credit at United College (split between 1A and 1B) during their first year. In Year Two, Three, and Four students will be eligible to receive $1,000 per year provided they remain in good academic standing in the Human Rights minor and demonstrate leadership in the United College community. An application is due in mid-April; refer to the United College website for full details. This scholarship was created in honour of Lloyd Axworthy, the first chancellor of United College (previously St. Paul’s University College).

Value description: 

Recipients will receive a $7,000 residence credit at United College (split between 1A and 1B) during their first year. In Year Two, Three, and Four students will be eligible to receive $1,000 per year provided they remain in good academic standing in the Human Rights minor program and demonstrate leadership in the United College community.

Eligibility & selection criteria: 
  • entering Year One in the Faculty of Arts who intend to pursue the Human Rights minor and enrol in HRTS 101
  • minimum admission average of 85%
  • a statement outlining their interest and commitment to human rights
  • Application due by late-April through the Human Rights website
Program:
Arts→Honours Arts, Honours Arts and Business
Citizenship: 
Canadian/Permanent resident, International student
Application required?: 
Yes
Additional instructions: 

Please consult the Human Rights website for further information regarding the deadline and the online application form.

Contact:
  • Student Awards & Financial Aid
    • safainfo@uwaterloo.ca